M.I. - Middlesbrough? ***Completed***

[flst]

Lovely photos,thanks all of you.I will phone the office & see if there is a headstone.I'm afraid I just assumed there would be especially when they offered me a plan of the site.I hope you enjoyed your trip to the cemetery,I always enjoy looking through graveyards which seems odd to those who are n't genealogists! I used to take my children on trips to graveyards & they thought nothing odd in exploring .It was even better when they were old enough to read & could help find surnames for me!Now I've got a digital camera it's so much easier & faster than writing down the inscriptions by hand.
By the way,has that section been renumbered?
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[Ecneps]

We managed to work out from the plans where D3 should have been, as some of the headstones had numbers on them.  I wondered if you had asked about whether there was a stone or not, but I'm surprised the office didn't tell you yea or nay when you got the plot number from them.
Yes thanks we had a good time looking for others that we might recognise, taking pics of unusual stones etc, then all had coffee afterwards 

Barbara

[flst]

Hi,I'm just off the phone to the cemetery office.They said they'd no way of knowing if there was a headstone or not.So it seems there is n't one for my ancestor.However, if anyone's looking for a grave they can put down a small marker to indicate where the plot is.I hope this information may prove useful to someone in the future!
Regards
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[Ecneps]

I find that very unusual, and a bit annoying, another local authority, Redcar & Cleveland, can tell you if there's a headstone, or a vase, who bought the plot and their address, etc, etc.

It's also surprising that someone who was a captain and died as recently as 1902 shouldn't have a headstone.

Well, we'll know for future reference, sorry not to find what you were hoping for

Kind regards,
Barbara